<p>^^ "grad schools know Pomona"</p>
<p>hell yes they do!</p>
<p>for someone who wants to go into consulting and wants a small school experience, this is a hard choice.</p>
<p>i wasnt talking about grad schools. Have I ever mentioned grad school in any of my posts? :confused: I was generalizing about the fact that most people DONT go to grad schools, so their first job will always be impacted by whether or not your school is known.</p>
<p>If, and only if, Jimmy decides NOT to attend grad school, for whatever reason (people always change their minds), pomona would be a terrible choice, esp if you are going to norcal, out of state, or even around the world.</p>
<p>i don't know anyone who didn't have to get beyond a BA/BS to get hired...
i'm not trying to pick a fight. but most people need to get a master's or phd or jd to ... be a doctor, practice law, most writers go beyond ba... i dunno. i guess i just respectfully disagree! to each his/her own</p>
<p>Pomona is well known for sending its students on to become great leaders in the business world. I'm pretty sure you won't have a problem finding a job within their great network, if all else fails.</p>
<p>This is an interesting comparison of CA schools. Note Pomona is the #1 LAC in CA and #6 in the country.
<a href="http://www.geocities.com/rhorii/Rankings.html#national%5B/url%5D">http://www.geocities.com/rhorii/Rankings.html#national</a></p>
<p>I'm a potential employer, and I would hire a Pomona grad over a UCLA grad in a second. In my opinion, Pomona College is a far superior school. BTW, I'm on the East Coast.</p>
<p>cool! you can hire me in 2 years (if i get accepted)..</p>
<p>nevermind, got rejected. but on top of that envelope was a very large one from Brown :)</p>